You could start with 'date rape drugs' in Google/wiki.saretta9999 said:Can't find anything related to the chemistry of it... I am not even sure I am using the right words when searching. I am a design student...
I feel sorry for people who have to live with Big Sister looking over their shoulder every second.pinball1970 said:Also it is not the sort of thing I would want on my search history if I was a student.
If you have nothing not hide you have nothing to hide. If some guy spiked my sister's drink then I hope the authorities look into his search history when he is arrested.Hornbein said:I feel sorry for people who have to live with Big Sister looking over their shoulder every second.
Detecting spiked drinks typically involves using a testing kit or strips that can detect the presence of common date rape drugs such as Rohypnol, GHB, and Ketamine. These kits work by detecting the chemical reactions that occur when these drugs are present in a drink.
The most common date rape drugs that can be detected using testing kits are Rohypnol, GHB, and Ketamine. These drugs are odorless and colorless, making it difficult to detect them without the use of testing kits.
The accuracy of these testing kits can vary depending on the specific kit used and the conditions in which it is used. Generally, these kits have a high accuracy rate, but it is important to carefully follow the instructions and use them in the appropriate environment for the most accurate results.
These testing kits are designed to be used on clear, colorless drinks such as water, soda, and alcohol. They may not be as effective on dark-colored or opaque drinks, as the color may interfere with the detection process.
In addition to testing kits, there are also personal drink testing devices that can be used to detect the presence of date rape drugs. These devices typically involve placing a small sample of the drink onto a test strip or using a small handheld device to test the drink. However, these methods may not be as accurate as testing kits and should be used with caution.